Boyce Irwin, Jack Rhead, Loucille Battig, Gene Holt, JoAnn Bostwick, Sue Wells and John Rohde. Not pictured are Bruce Walker, Jim McGill and Sue Reber
The Robson Ranch Woodworkers are at it again. Cook Children’s Hospital reached out to us asking if we could make a commemorative box for keepsake items for their ICU patients. They said something simple. Boyce Irwin gathered our talent and resources, and we made a dozen boxes out of beautiful Colorado Beetle Pine. They measure 12x12x4 with a beveled drop-in lid. They turned out gorgeous.
The memory boxes are used in long-term care and intensive care areas most as this is where they lose little ones. The boxes contain photos, crafts the kids may have made, a 3D plaster cast of the child’s hand and other memorabilia.
The Woodworkers are always happy to help out with charitable donations. It’s not our duty, it’s our pleasure.